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| Round Edged Scoop |
| SS Arrow Pocket |
| Triple-Wide Scoop |
| Flat Scoop |
| The Round Edged Scoop triples the vertical groundballing range, allowing for a far greater spatial range of attack. |
| More Math: Round ball on round scoop=Topspin. The harder you attack the ball, the harder it fights to stay in the pocket. The Topspin, or gear effect, makes for significantly faster raking. |
Only the Best. The Highest Performance. The Highest Expectations. The Alternative is Unacceptable.
| The Flat Scoop more than doubles the 'Scoop to Ground' ratio, allowing for far greater angles of horizontal attack. |
| More Data: Old school scoops are concave, like shovels, artfully crafted to pick up dirt. Tribe7 Scoops are designed to pick up lacrosse balls. Not dirt. |
| The Scoop Width nearly triples the width of the scoop area dedicated to groundballing=more attack angles |
| More Data: Tribe7 Scoops are designed to pick up lacrosse balls across a 180 degree horizontal span. Old School scoops knock balls out of bounds when the edge of the scoop hits them. |
| The mesh in a Sling Shute Arrow Pocket 'floats' on slings, providing a ball channel, or chute, within the head. The channel offers a new level of shooting and passing accuracy. It also provides uncanny ball control. The chute serves to reduce the pocket's width, wherein the mesh hugs the ball like a little baby. The slings offers faster passing and shot speed, because of the sling shot effect of the....slings! The suspended pocket serves as a shock absorber (suspension system!) against stick checks. Reverses effect of 2010 NCAA Head Rule. Sorry about that. |
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| The Optimus7 NCAA/Universal Head has been designed for high-scoring at all levels of play. |
| The Optimus7 HS Head has also been designed for high-scoring, for Pro's, HS, and even Youth. |
